Green light for new city centre apartmentspublished at 17:26 British Summer Time 23 August 2021
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Offices that have sat empty in Wolverhampton city centre for a number of years are to be converted into new apartments.
City of Wolverhampton Council planners have given the green light to Charles Jordan Ltd to transform floors of Pearl House in Waterloo Road into 38 new flats.
The applicant said most of the building was unoccupied, with much of the space left unused for years, and was therefore no longer viable as an office block.
The 36 one-bedroom and two two-bedroom apartments will be created across the ground, first, second and third floors of the building.
The top floor offices are currently occupied and will stay the same while the lower ground floor will house a communal laundry room, cycle store and waste storage areas.